Political parties prepare for elections by monitoring opponents, publishing manifestos, conducting public surveys, identifying important issues, raising funds for campaigns, selecting candidates, and monitoring the electoral process. The factors that determine which party wins include effective media coverage, campaign advertisements, spending on campaigns, strategy implementation, using survey information, public satisfaction with the incumbent, and voter turnout. Voter turnout is impacted by perceptions of a fair and safe election, the candidates, satisfaction with the ruling party, party loyalty, age, and education level.

1. Title Preparing for Elections

2. Ho do political parties prepare to contest an election ? Monitors the opposing par ty Publish manifesto Conduct surveys to get the views of the public Identify important issues to speak on Use money raised to conduct campaigns Raise funds to finance campaigns Select candidates to represent them Monitor the election process

3. The factors that determine which party wins an election a .The a party utilised a wide variety of mdia coverage to reach as many persons as posible b.The party that had the most effective campaign advertisements c.The party that spennt the most on campaigning d.The party that had and implented the best campaign strategy e.The party that use the information it got through surveys to their advantage g.Whether or not the public is satisfy with the party presently in power f.The number of persosn that actually turn out to vote on the day of the election

4. The factors that determine whether persons rturn out to vote on the day of election a.If they perceive that the election is fair and it is safe to turn to turn out to vote b.They type of candidates they are ask to vote for c.Whether are not persons are satisfy with the governship of the ruling party d.The level of loyalty they have towards a party e.Their age f.Their level of education